My equipment

[bobcat48]

Originally Posted by MLAWCARE

I dont want to be a know it all but I had one. The real difference I can see between a craftsman and a redmax(what i have now) is the blades on it, a bigger engine, and just built stronger. The craftsman wouldnt be a bad little trimmer if the blades were sharper when you buy it but I am sure the reason they are not is because it is a homeowner product and they dont want to be sued for a homeowner cutting themselves.

Thats ok,thanks for the info yeah you are right,i kinda compared it for a while cause now i just have a electic hedger,but i think it might work for me since i dont do alot of hedge trimming just at my place really and a few others,yeah i really see what you are sayin though the blades on a echo and redmax or thicker and stronger and engine is bigger,yeah,thanks for the info.

[Mattsmowing99]

If I still did hedge trimming I would buy a stihl hands down...I wish I would have, but the craftsman dose what I need it to
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[bobcat48]

Originally Posted by Mattsmowing99

If I still did hedge trimming I would buy a stihl hands down...I wish I would have, but the craftsman dose what I need it to
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Yeah,that craftsman is nice,and for what i need it for,it will last,thanks.

[bradseabridge]

I have the same hedge trimmer the amount of time I use a trimmer it works fine. I don't do much bush trimming (hahahahahah) so I don't need a commercial trimmer.